[WWI] Likely to be expensive but oh... so nice!

[Hooper, Dave]

> I've just done a review of the Azur Nieuport 29 which I liked alot,
but it 
> wasn't the easiest build I've ever had to do.

>I was tempted to get one. Needs much refining?

Diego

95% on the kit goes together beautifully. Most of constructional issues
I had involved the struts (which is nothing unusual on a limited run
kit), and the undercarriage (especially the fitting of the Lobsterpot
radiators and the etched brass semi circular plates- which on my example
are the incorrect plates, because I had a ham fisted moment and broke
the plates for the french version). I would certainly recommend the kit.
I've attached a photo.

Regards

Dave  


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